It's out! Just in time for Women's History Month 2018!

"We Believe in You!" -- Twelve Stories of Courage, Action, and Faith from American Women's History
by Bonnie Hurd Smith
Women throughout American history have written, spoken, organized, and created to make the world better for women and girls. Why? Because they had faith in their gifts and their purpose, and they believed in future generations yet to come. In other words, they believed in you.
Today, it is more important than ever to hold up stories of courage from unlikely sources in the face of daunting obstacles. Our young activist people, especially, need to know that they are part of this heritage. This book tells the inspiring stories of twelve women who faced challenges of gender and race. And yet, they changed the world.
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"I am Jealous for the Honor of Our Sex:"
A Brief Biography of Judith Sargent Murray
by Bonnie Hurd Smith
Learn more about this
ebook here, and about Bonnie's
other books on Murray here.
Boston Women & The Law:
Four centuries of Boston women's legal history
by Bonnie Hurd Smith
A self-guided walk through downtown Boston that's also an engaging book to just read!
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Salem Women's Heritage Trail:
Four Centuries of Salem Women
by Bonnie Hurd Smith
Salem, Massachusetts, will forever be known for the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, but there are dozens more stories of women's courage, wisdom, and achievement to tell! This is a self-guided walking tour through Salem, that's also a terrific reading book.
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Letters of Loss and Love:
Judith Sargent Murray Papers, Letter Book 3
by Bonnie Hurd Smith
Murray created 20 letter books during her lifetime containing approximately 2,500 letters. This volume is just one in Bonnie's multi-year project to transcribe and publish the letter books. The letters contained in this volume were written by Murray from Gloucester, Massachusetts, in the late 1780s. They trace the demise of her first husband and her subsequent marriage to John Murray, the Universalist preacher.
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